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Lonsdale Ragg wrote a biography of Dante Alighieri called Apostle of Freedom. This deep inspect the life and profound consequences of the well-known Italian writer Dante Alighieri may be very exciting. A pupil and theologian named Lonsdale Ragg does a remarkable process of setting Dante's lifestyles within the historic and cultural framework of medieval Italy. The book offers more information about Dante's highbrow and religious journey, specializing in his position as a prophet and supporter of freedom. Ragg's tale shows how Dante's work, specially the Divine Comedy, lives on. The Divine…mehr

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Lonsdale Ragg wrote a biography of Dante Alighieri called Apostle of Freedom. This deep inspect the life and profound consequences of the well-known Italian writer Dante Alighieri may be very exciting. A pupil and theologian named Lonsdale Ragg does a remarkable process of setting Dante's lifestyles within the historic and cultural framework of medieval Italy. The book offers more information about Dante's highbrow and religious journey, specializing in his position as a prophet and supporter of freedom. Ragg's tale shows how Dante's work, specially the Divine Comedy, lives on. The Divine Comedy is a masterpiece that is going beyond its medieval roots to end up an eternal exploration of the human state of affairs. The writer seems into Dante's political activities, his time away from Florence, and the philosophical thoughts that stimulated his works. Ragg talks about how dedicated Dante became to the standards of liberty and the way the poet's works add to the bigger communique about freedom. Dante Alighieri: Apostle of Freedom is each a biography of a well-known writer and an essential examine Dante's political and philosophical beliefs. It solidifies his popularity as an apostle of freedom whose ideas have been influential for hundreds of years.
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Lonsdale Ragg was born on October 23, 1866, in Wellington, Shropshire, and died in Bath on July 31, 1945. Ragg went to Adams' Grammar School, Christ Church, Oxford, and Ripon College Cuddesdon for his education. He also went to Cuddesdon Theological College and was called in 1889. He worked as a teacher at Christ Church and then as vice-principal of Cuddesdon after being a curate at All Saints', Oxford. Between 1899 and 1903, he was manager of Bishop's Hostel in Lincoln and vice-chancellor of Lincoln Cathedral. He then worked as a chaplain in Bologna, Venice, Valescure, Bordighera, Cannes, and Rome, among other places. He was made Archdeacon of Gibraltar and stayed in that job until he died.